A 



THEOLOGICAL 



COMMON-PLACE BOOK. 



& Copious Jnirex. 



REV. THOMAS W. COIT, D.D., LL. D., 



EECTOE OF ST. PAVL S CnUECII, TP.OT, NEW "! 



! TTBI ALIQUID POS3I3 INVENIEE, MAGNA PAE3 EEUDITIONIS EST. 



PUBLISHED BY DANIEL DANA, Jr. 

381, BROADWAY. 
1857. 



Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1857, 
By DANIEL DANA, Jr., 
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. 



PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION. 

It is now just a quarter of a century, since the first edition of this Common-Place Book was 
issued : and it has long been out of print. The author has been asked for it, again and again ; but, 
for reasons with which it is unnecessary to trouble the public, a third edition has not been attempted 
until now. The plan and purpose of the book, having been sufficiently explained in the first 
and second prefaces, need no further illustration here. The index has been greatly enlarged ; but 
any one who still finds it inadequate to his wants, can easily insert an occasional article with his 
pen. Had the suggestions of Ravanelli's Bibliotheca Sacra been followed, in many instances, as 
they have been in a few, the index would have been enlarged still more. Ravanelli's book is, in- 
deed, what it claims to be, a genuine Thesaurus for students. Though it dates from 1650, its schol- 
arly, discriminating and accurate learning, render its two thousand folio pages not unworthy of 
translation and reprint even at the present day. It is, moreover, consistently Protestant. 

The experience of years, in the use of this book, has suggested two or three hints, which may, 
perhaps, not be unacceptable to students, in addition to those made already. 

It will be found much more convenient, to devote half a dozen adjoining pages (more or less) to 
leading subjects, such as God, Christianity, Church, Heresy, etc.; instead of confining them to one 
page, and letting such subjects run into two or three successive books. A reference will not then 
have to be hunted for; as it might be, when the same subject has been extended into several vol- 
umes. 

If a subject has to be thus extended, it will be a help to the memory to put it upon the same 
page, or pages, which it occupied in a preceding volume. Thus, if Christianity is on p. 30, etc., in 
vol. i., it will be best to put it on p. 30, etc., in vol. ii. 

It will be exceedingly convenient, to have the index to vol. L, an index for all succeeding vol- 
umes, as well as for itself. This is easily done, by adding with the pen the references to any 
given subject in other volumes. Thus, in my own vol. i., I find under the article Heresy, besides 
the number 155, an addition of iii., 217 ; iv., 217. By this I know, at a glance, that all the refer- 
ences upon Heresy, contained in my common-place books, may be found on p. 115, vol. i. ; p. 217, 
vol. iii. ; and p. 217, vol. iv. My first index thus saves me the trouble of examining two more. I 
do not mean by this, that the indexes to the other volumes are not to be used at all ; but, simply, 
that the first index should be made a general index. 

T. YY C. 

Trot, New York. Jan. 23, 1857. 

P. S. A few Greek titles are inserted in the index, in Greek type ; and a few others, from for- 
eign tongues, in italics. 

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PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. 



It is a waste of time to copy passages from authors whom we may consult vhen we please. 
What, then, is the use of a Common-Place Book ? Little, or none, for such a purpose. But, if we 
may always read the passages we deem important, in a printed volume, as well as in our own hand- 
writing, can we always find just the passages we want ? ISTo, most truly, as many have experienced 
to their sorrow and vexation. 

JSTow, to aid one in finding such passages, is the simple and benevolent design, of the " Theological 
Common-Place Book." Its chief use is to consist in becoming a general index to the passages to 
which a Theologian may wish to preserve a clue. It is intended, not for a reservoir of mere extracts, 
but for a reservoir of references. Instead of making a reference on the blank leaves of a book, where 
it may be forgotten, or on loose scraps of paper, which may be misplaced, or lost, with this volume at 
hand, one can place it where it will be safely preserved, and always tangible. So far, therefore, will 
this volume be from consuming time, that it will help greatly to economize it. No one can read 
systematically and carefully, in a science of such wide extent and uncounted relations as Theology, 
and not accumulate references. How shall they be laid up so as to be producible at a moment's 
warning, amid a rapid career of thought, and before the vigor gathered and concentrated for the 
toil of composition, shall (as matter much less ethereal is said to do) make itself wings and fly away? 
To the faithful and devoted student, who knows the value of time, and the " weariness of the flesh," 
in hunting for authorities, this is a very practical and serious question. To such an one this volume, 
it is thought, must supply an important deficiency in the apparatus of study, and, it is hoped, will 
be found adequate to his wants. 

There are also one or two purposes, well worth consideration, which the use of this book may in- 
directly promote. 

It may help a student gradually to systematize his acquirements. He cannot enter a reference, 
under a particular head, without recording mentally the bearing and design of the subject which 
has suggested it, in connection with some others, — perhaps with many. The habit of observing re- 
lations, and impressing them on the mind, is invaluable. It is a tact to which philosophers have 
not unfrequently owed their eminence. 

The mere turning over the pages of this index, and pausing here and there upon titles which 
cover them, will not be without its advantage. It will teach a student that which, in this era and 
country, it is so necessary for him to perceive with clearness and feel with force, the comprehensive- 
ness of Theology. 

Young men are sometimes in a hurry to commence their professional labors. "When " the fit is 
on them," let them resort to this long (and it might easily have been longer) index, and ask them- 
selves, first, how much they know, and next, how much they ought to know, concerning the sub- 
jects which its columns suggest. 

Cambridge, Massachusetts, Jan. 23, 1832. 

N B. In using this Common-Place Book, it will be of no consequence where an entry respect- 
ing any given subject is made. All that is necessary, will be, to mark the page, (or pages, if en- 
tries be made in more than one place,) opposite the proper caption in the index. 

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PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION. 



It is highly gratifying to believe, from assurances often repeated by gentleman of respectability 
and talent, that this Theological Common-Place Book has proved an acceptable and useful publica- 
tion. Considerable exertions have been made, to render the index of a new edition, larger and more 
accurate. The result has been, that some five hundred new titles have been added ; with the addi- 
tion of each one of which, was felt a livelier conviction than ever, of the importance of the lessons 
before respectfully suggested to students in Theology. 

One of the branches of theological study, Ecclesiastical History, is so important and extensive, 
and demands so much more attention than it has received of late years, even in Europe, as to require, 
perhaps, a separate index. Should a wish for such an index be intimated, an attempt may be made 
to compile one. It is hardly possible to do justice to Ecclesiastical History, in an index so general 
as the following ; a sprinkling of it, however, will be found there ; especially in reference to the 
Fathers of the first five or six centuries, and the more important councils. - 

In the review and enlargement of the index, much assistance was derived from the Dictionnaire 
de Theologie of the Abbe Bergier, Paris edition of 1826, eight volumes octavo. This work was 
found to be amply deserving the reputation awarded it in Barbier's Bibliotheca : — " This is one of 
the best books of the kind. It is divided into three parts, viz. : Dogmatical Theology, Criticism on 
the Sacred Writings, and Ecclesiastical History ; so that it is a sort of Theological Encyclopaedia." 
In fact, the leading articles of Bergier, such as Faith, Tradition, Christianity, etc., are not mere Dic- 
tionary articles, but able treatises, enriched with quotations from numerous, and (though esteemed 
for different reasons) highly esteemed authorities. It is pretty strongly Roman Catholic ; but on that 
account might not be unacceptable to many Protestant Divines, Avho rarely find access to cheap edi- 
tions of those works of Poman Catholics, which are held in most repute. 

Hie question has often been asked, How do you use this Common-Place Book? and, do you in- 
tend it for references solely ? or for extracts in connection with them ? The best answer which can 
be given is, to state my own practice. I sometimes enter very brief extracts in this. Common-Place 
Book ; but, generally, use another for this purpose. After first paging the whole book, I put a cap- 
tion at the top of a page ; devoting an entire page to a caption, and entering subsidiary topics 
in the margin. Thus, on opening my copy at p. 232, I find the caption 'Talmud,' and scat- 
tered along the margin, 'Of Babylon,' 'Of Jerusalem,' 'Mysteries of,' 'Summary of.' This, it is 
hoped, will be a sufficient reply to the many inquiries which have been made. One page will, in 
many cases, be found insufficient for a caption ; and for all a page is by no means too much, to af- 
ford distinctness and ease of reference. When every page has a caption, let a second book be taken, 
and covered with titles, not used in the former one, till a place of reference is found for every thing. 
The student may be assured, that although the books seem costly, they will, in the course of a few 
years, save him time enough, toil enough, and fretting enough, to be worth an hundredfold his 
money. 

Cambridge, Massachusetts, July 24, 1833. 

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IND 



EX. 



Aaron 

Abba 

Abaddon 

Abasement 

Abandonment 

Abdias 

Abednego 

Abiatliar 

Ability 

Abjuration 

Ablution 

Abnegation 

Abomination 

Abraham 

Abrenunciation 

Absolute 

Absolution 

Abstemious 

Abstinence 

Abstract 

Absurd 

Abuse 

Abyss 

Abyssinia 

Academics 

Accents 



Accept 

Accident 

Accommodation 

Accursed 

Accusation 

Acephaloi 

Acolyte 

Acoustics 

Acrostic 

Act 

Acts of the Apostles 

Actual 

Adam 

Adamites 

Adiaphoristic 

Adjuration 

Admonition 

Adonai 

Adoption 

Adoptionarii 

Adoration 

Adult 

Adultery 

Advent 

Adversity 

Advice 



INDEX. 



Advocate 

Advowson 

Aelfric 

Aelia 

Aeon 

Aerius 

Affections 

Affinity 

Afflictions 

Africa 

Africanus 

Agapae 

Age, The 

Old 

Agrippa 
Air 

Albigenses 

Alexandria 

Allegory 

Alleluia 

Alliteration 

Almighty 

Almoner 

Alms 

Alpha 

Alphabet 

Altar 

Amalgamation 
Ambition 
Ambrose 
Amen 



America 

North 

South 

Amnion 
Amos 

Amphilochius 

Amulet 

Amusements 

Anabaptists 

Analogy 

Analysis 

Ananias 

Anathema 

Ancyra 

Andrew 

Anecdote 

Angel 

Anger 

Animal 

Annals 

Annates 

Annihilation 

Anniversary 

Annotation 

Annunciation 

Anointed 

Anomaly 

Anomaeans 

Anselm 

Antaclasis 

Antecedent 



IND 



EX 



Ante-Communion 

Ante-Diluvian 

Anthem 

Anthology 

Anthropology 

Anthropomorphism 

Anthropopathy 

Anti-Catholic 

Anti-Christ 

Antilegomena 

Antinomian 

Antioch 

Antiphrasis 

Antipodes 

Anti-pope 

Antiquity 

Anti-Sabbatarian 

Anti-Theist 

Antithesis 

Anti-Trinitarian 

Antitype 

Anxiety 

Anxious 

Apocalypse 

Apocrypha, 0. T. 

, 1ST. T. 

Apodosis 

Apollinaris 

Apollonius 

Apology 

Apostacy 



A posteriori 
Apostle 

Apostles' Creed 
Apostolic 

Canons 

Succession 

Apostolicity 

Apparitions 

Appeal 

Appetite 

Apple 

Application 

A priori 

Aquarian 

Arabia 

Archaeology 

Archbishop 

Archdeacon 

Archetype 

Architecture 

Areopagus 

Argument 

Argmnentum ad hominem 

Arius 

Arianism 

Ariminum 

Aristotelian 

Ark 

Aries, Council of 

Arminianism 

Arnobius 

C5) 



IX]) 



EX. 



Article 

Articles of Faith 
, The Thirty-Nine 

Arts 

Asaph 

Ascension 

Ascetic 

Aseite 

Ashes 

Ashtaroth 

Ash-Wednesday 

Asia 

Minor 

Asmodeus 

Asphaltis 

Aspirate 

Assent 

Assistance 

Assistant Bishops 

Ministers 

Rectors 

Associations 

Assumption 

Assurance 

Astrology 

Astronomy 

Athanasius 

Athanasian Creed 

Atheist 

Athenagoras 

Atonement 



Attribute 
Attrition 

Augsburg Confession 

Augury 

Augustine 

Augustinianism 

Auricular Confession 

Auspices 

Austin 

Australia 

Austria 

Authentic 

Authors, Profane 

, Sacred 

Authority 

Autocephalous 

Autography 

Autumn 

Avarice 

Ave Maria 

Avenge 

Baal 

Baalpeor 

Babel 

Babylon 

Backslider 

Bacon 

Bahem 

Balaam 

Balm 



INDEX. 



Ban 


Bede 


Band 


Beginnm 2 


Bangorian Controversy 


T^po'nf t pn 

JJCgU L LCll 


Banishment 


Belief 


Banner 


Bell 


Baptism 


Belles Lettres 


for the dead 


JJC1VJ \ CVA 


Baptismal Begeneration 


Benedictine 


Baptist 


Benediction 


Baptisteiy 


Benefice 


Barbarian 


T^pn pfi pi n rv 


Barnabas 


T^pn p vol pn pp 


Baronius 


Berenuarins 


Bartholomew, Saint 


Bernard 


, Seleuciencis 


Bertram 


Baruch 


Besetting 


Basil 


T^ptlipQfl O 


Basle, Council of 


Bethlehem 


Basilides 


T^pf vntliin o* 


B(isili<~j[iie 


Bible 


Bastard 


Classes 


Bath 


Societies 


Battle 


Bibliotheca 


Battology 


Bidding Prayer 


Baxtenan 


Bigamv 


Bayanism 


Bi^otrv 


Beast 


Bind 


Beatification 


Biography 


Beatific Vision 


Birthright 


; Beauty 


Bishop 


Becket 


1 Bishopric 



IN J) 



EX. 



Blasphemy 
Bless 
Blind 
Blood 

Bloody Sweat 

Boasting 

Body 

Boldness 

Books 

Borrow 

Bossuet 

Bon glit 

Bowing 

Brahinun 

Brain 

IBrazen Serpent 
Eribe 

Broad Church 

Brother 

Brotherhood 

Brownist 

Bulls, papal 

Burial 

Burnt-offering 
Busy-body 

Cabala 

Caesar 

Caesarea 

Caesarius 

Caiaphas 



Cain 

Calendar 

Calf 

Call 

Called 

Calling 

Calumny 

Calvary 

Calvin 

Calvinism 

Camp-meetings 

Camps 

Cana 

Canaan 

Canada 

Candidate 

Candle 

Candor 

Canon 

Law 

Canonical 

Canonization 

Canterbury 

Canticles 

Capital 

Capitulary 

Caprice 

Captivity 

Capuchin 

Cardinal 

Virtues 



IXD 



EX. 



Carniel 

Carnal 

Cartesian 

Cases 

Cassian 

Cassock 

Castration 

Casual 

Casuist 

Catachresis 

Catalogue 

Cataphryges 

Catechising 

Catechism 

Catechumen 

Cathari 

Catholic 

Catholicism 

Catholicity 

Cause 

Final 

Caution 

Celestius 

Celibacy 

Celsus 

Cemetery 

Censoriousness 

Censure 

Census 

Century 

Cerdonii 



Ceremonial Law 

Ceremony 

Cerinthus 

Certainty 

Chad 

Chair of Moses 

of Peter 

Chalcedon, Council of 

Chaldee 

Champollion 

Chance 

Chancel 

Chandelier 

Change 

Chant 

Chaos 

Chapter 

Chaplain 

Chapters, The Three 

Character 

Characteristic 

Charge 

Charismata 

Charity 

Charlemagne 

Charm 

Chastisement 

Chastity 

Cheerfulness 

Cherubim 

Chief-good 



INDEX. 


Child-bearing 


Circumcision 


Children 


Circumspection 


Chiliasm 


Circumstance 


Chime 


Cis-montane 


China 


Citation 


Chiun 


tity 


Choice 


Oivil Law 


viioir 


Classis 


Chorepiscopi 


Classic 


Chosen 


Clean 


Chrestomathy 


Clemency 


Chrism 


Clement of Alexandria 


UllllSt 


Clement of Rome 


Christen 


Clergy 


Christian 


Clerical 


Christianity 


Clerks 


Christmas 


Climate 


Christology 


Clinical 


Christo tokos 


Cloud 


Chronicles 


Coadjutor 


Chronology 


Co- bishop 


Chrysostom 


Cocceianism 


viiiucn 


KjOdQ 


discipline 


oi Justinian 


edifices 


of Theodosius 


government 


Co-equality 


worship 


Coerce 


Churching 


Co-eternity 


Churchman 


Cognate 


Churchyard 


Coincidences 


Circumcelliones 


Coins 



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INDEX. 



Collections 

Collects 

College 

Collyridians 

Collossians 

Colporteur 

Coluinba 

Come-outer 

Comfort 

Comforter 

Coming 

Commandments 

Commemorate 

Commendatory 

Commentary 

Commentator 

Commerce 

Commination 

Commission, The Ministerial 
Commonitoiy 
Common Prayer 
Common Sense 
Commonwealth 
Communicant 
Communication of tenns 
Communion 

of Saints 

Table 

Community 

Company 

Comparison 



Compassion 

Compensation 

Complacency 

Complexion 

Compline 

Composition 

Comprehension 

Compromise 

Compunction 

Conceit 

Conception 

Concession 

Conclave 

Concomitance 

Concordance 

Concordat 

Concrete terms 

Concubine 

Concupiscence 

Concurrence 

Condemn 

Condescension 

Condition 

Conference 

meetings 



Confession 



■, auricular 
■ of Faith 



Confessional 

Confessor 

Confidence 



IND 



EX. 



Confirmation 

Conflagration, general 

Conformity 

Confusion of Tongues 

Congregation 

Congregationalism 

Congruism 

Congruity 

Conjecture 

Conj uration 

Connexion 

Conscience 

Consecration 

of bishops 

of. churches 

of the elements 

Conservation 

Conservative 

Consideration 

Consistency 

Consistory 

Consociation 

Consolation 

Consonant 

Consort 

Constance, Council of 

Constancy 

Constantine 

Constantinople 

Constitution 

Constraint 



Constructive 

Consubstantiation 

Contemplation 

Contentment 

Context 

Continency 

Contingency 

Contract 

Contradiction 

Contrition 

Controversy 

Conventicle 

Convention 

Conversation 

Conversion 

Conviction 

Convocation 

Copt 

Corinthians 

Corpus Juris Canonici 

Civilis 

Corruption 

Cosmogony 

Covenant 

Covenanter 

Covetousness 

Council 

Counsel 

Courage 

Court 

Cranmer 



INDEX. 



Creation 


Dagon 


Creature 


Uoiiin cppnn si 

XJ tl 111 cl o L c 11 U. o 


Credence 


Damnation 


Creeds 


Dancing 


Credibility 


Danger 


Credit 


Daniel 


Credulity 


Dark Ages 


Crime 


Darkness 


Criterion 


uaia 


Criticism 


Dates 


Crosier 


Daughter 


Cross 


uaA ici 


Crown 


Dav 


Crucifix 


Deacon 


Crucifixion 


Deaconess 


Cruelty 


jjeati 


Crusade 


g ea 


Crypt 


Deadly Sin 


Culdees 




Cup 


Dean 


Curate 


Death 


Cure 


Deo 


Curiosity 


Debt 


Curse 


Decalogue 


Cursive 


Deceit 


Custom 


Decency 


Cuvier 


Decision 


Cyprian 


Declension 


Cyril of Alexandria 


Decrees of God 


Jerusalem, 


Decretal 



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INDEX. 



Dedication 

Defender of the Faith 

Definition 

Degeneracy 

Degradation 

Degree 

Deicide 

Deism 

Deity 

Delay 

Delectation 

Delegate 

Deliberate 

Deluge 

Demarkation 

Demerit 

Demiurgic 

Democratic 

Demon 

Demoniac 

Demonology 

Demonstration 

Denmark 

Departed 

Depravity 

Deprecation 

Deprivation 

Descent into Hades 

Deserts 

Design 

Desire ' ' 

(14) 



Desk 
Desp aii- 
Despotism 
Destine 
Destructionist 
Detraction 
Deutero-canonical 
Deuteronomy 
Deuterosis 
Development 
Devil 
Devotion 
Diaconate 
Dialectic 
Diary 
Dictate 
Dictionary 
Didactic 
Diets 

Difficulties 

of Infidelity 

of Protestantism 

of Eomanism 



Digamy 

Digest 

Dignity 

JDignus vindice nodus 

Dilemma 

Diligence 

Dimissory 

Diocese 



IND 



EX. 



Diptych 

Directory 

Disciple 

Discipline 

Disciplina Arcani 

Discourse 

Discrepancy 

Discretion 

Discriminating 

Discuss 

Disease 

Dishonesty 

Dispensation 

Dispersion 

Dispute 

Dissension 

Dissent 

Dissertation 

Dissimulation 

Dissolution 

Distinction 

Diversions 

Divination 

Divine 

Life 

Divines 
Divinity 
Division 
Divorce 
Docetae 
Doctor 



Doctrinal 

Doctrine 

Dogma 

Dogmatism 

Dominical Letter 

Dominican 

Dominion 

Donatist 

Donative 

Door-keeper 

Dort 

Double Sense 

Doubts 

Doxology 

Dragon 

Drama 

Dreams 

Dress 

Drink-offering 

Druid 

Duelling 

Dulia 

Dumb 

Danker 

Duration 

Dust 

Duty 

Dyonisius 

Ear 
Earth 



INDEX.: 



Earthquake 
East 

■ Indies 

Easter 

Eastern 

Ebionite 

Ecclesiastes 

Ecclesiastical 

Ecclesiasticus 

Ecclesiology 

Eclectic 

Eclipse 

Economy 

Ecstasy 

Ectliesis 

Ecumenical 

Eden 

Edification 

Education 

Effect 

Egypt 

Ejaculation 

Elder 

Elect 

Election 

Elegy 

Element 

Elevation 

Eli 

Elijah 
Elisha 

(10-) 



Ellipsis 

Elocution 

Eloquence 

Elvira 

Emanation 

Embalm 

Ember Day 

Emblem 

Emphasis 

Empire 

Emulation 

Enallage 

Enchantment 

Encouragement 

Encratitae 

Encyclic 

Encyclopedia 

End 

Endor 

Endowment 

Enemy 

Energumene 

Energy 

England 

English church 

language 

ordinations 

Enigma 
Enmity 
Enoch 

I Enthusiasm 



EX. 



Envy 


Essential 


Eon 


Establishment 


Epact 


Estate 


Epaphroditus 


Esther 


Ephod 


Eternal 


Ephesians 


Generation 


Ephesus • 


Sonship 


Ephraem 


Eternity 


Epicurean 


Ethics 


Epiplianius 


Ethiopia 


Epiphany 


Ethnology 


Episcopacy 


Etymology 


Episcopal 


Eucharist 


Episcopalian 


Eucherius 


Epistles 


Euchelaion 


Epitaph 


Euchites 


Epithets 


Euchology 


Epitome 


Eulogy 


Epoch 


Eunomian 


Equity 


Eunuch 


Era 


Europe 


Erasmus 


Eusebius of Caesarea 


Erastian 


— of JNTicomedia 


Error 


Yercellencis 


Esau 


Eutychian 


Eschatology 


Evagrius 


Esdras 


Evangelical 


Espousal 


Evangelist 


Esoteric 


Eve 


Essence 


Ya ening 


Essenes 


Even-song 



IND 



EX. 



Everlasting 

Evidence 

Evil 

Evocation 

Exaltation 

Examination 

Example 

Exclamation 

Exclusive 

Excommunication 

Excursus 

Execration 

Exegesis 

Exemption 

Exhortation 

Existence 

Exodus 

Exorcism 

Exoteric 

Expectation 

Expediency 

Expiation 

Explicit 

Exposition 

Expository 

Expulsion 

Extempore Prayer 

Preaching 

Extraordinary 

Extravagantes 

(is) 



Extremes 

Extreme Unction 

Eye 

Ezekiel 

Ezra 

Fable 
Fact 

Faculties 
Faith 
Faithful 
Fall, The 
Fallacy 

Falling from grace 

Fame 

Familist 

Family 

of Love 

Famine 

Fanaticism 

Fashion 

Fast 

Fate 

Father 

, God the 

Fathers, The Christian 

Faustus 

Fear 

Feast 

Federal 

Feeling 



Felicity 
Felix 

Mmutius 

Female Sex 

Fervor 

Festival 

Fiction 

Fidelity 

Fig-tree 

Figures 

Figurative Language 

Figurism 

Filial 

Ftlioque 

Fine Arts 

Fire 

First-born 

First-fruits 

Fisherman's Ring 

Five Points 

Flagellants 

Flatter 

Flesh 

Flight 

Flood 

Florence, Council of 

Font 

Fool 

Foot 

Forbearance 
Force 



IX]) E X. 

Foreknowledge 

Forgeries 

Forgetfulness 

Forgiveness 

Formalist 

Forms 

of Prayer 

Formularies 

Fornication 

Fortitude 

Fortune 

Foundation 

Founder 

Fountain 

France 

Francfort 

Franciscans 

Fraternity 

Fraud 

Free agency 

Freedom of the wilL 

Freeman 

Free Mason 

Friar 

Friend 

Friendship 

Frugal 

Fruition 

Fulfilment 

Fundamental 

Funeral 



EX. 



Future 

punishment 

state 

Futurity 

Gain 

Galatians 

Galilee 

Gallican 

church 

liberties 

Games 

Gaming 

Gangra 

Gate 

Gehenna 

Gelasius 

Gemara 

Genealogy 

General 

Assembly 

Association 

Conflagration 

Convention 

Generalize 

Generation 

Generosity 

Genesis 

Genevan 

Genius 

Genii 

(20 ) 



Gennadius 

Gentile 

Gentleness 

Genuflexion 

Genuineness 

Geography 

Geology 

German 

Germany 

Gesture 

Ghost 

, The Holy 

Giants 

Gibbon 

Gideon 

Gifts 

Gildas 

Gilgal 

Glassites 

Gleanings 

Gloria in Excelsis 

Patri 

Glory 

Glossaries 

Glosses 

Gnostics 

Goat 

God 

Godfather 

Godhead 

Godliness 



INDEX 



Gog 

Golden Number 
Golgotha 
Gomorrah 
Good 

— Friday 

— Works 
Goodness 
Gospeller 
Gospels 

, The False 



Gothic 
Government 



Church 



Gown 
Grace 

— at meals 
Grade 
Grape 
Gratian 
Gratitude 
Grave 
Gravity 
Great 
Greece 

Greek Church 

Language 

Testament 

Versions 



Gregory Xazianzen 
Nyssen 



Gregory of Toms 

Thaumaturgus 

The Great 



Gregorian 

Grief 

Griesbach 

Guardian 

Gunpowder-Plot 

Habakkuk 

Habit 

Hades 

Haggai 

Hagiography 

Hallucination 

Ham 

Hampton Court 

Hand 

Happiness 

Hardness of heart 

Harmony 

Harvest 

Hate 

Head 

Health 

Hearing 

Heart 

Heathen 

] Leaven 

Hebraism 

Hebrew 



(21) 



INDEX 



Hebrews 


History 


Hegesippus 


Hippolytus 


Heir 


Holiness 


Hell 


Holland 


Hellenistic 


Holocaust 


Hemerobaptist 


Holy Day 


Hendiadys 


Orders 


Henoticon 


Spirit 


Heresiarch 


Table 


Heresy 


Week 


Heretic 


Homicide 


Hernias 


Horn ile tic 


Hermeneutics 


Homily 


Hermit 


Homoiousian 


Herod 


Homoousian 


Heterodox 


Homolegomena 


Hexapla 


Honor 


Hezekiah 


Honorins 


Hierarchy 


Hope 


Hierocles 


Hopkinsian 


Hieroglyphics 


Hosanna 


High churchman 


Hosea 


commission 


Hosins 


places 


Hospital 


priest 


Hospitality- 


Hilary of Aries 


Hospitallers 


Hilary Pictaviensis 


Host 


Hildebrand 


Hour 


Hint 


Huguenot 


Historian 


Humanitarian 


Historical 


Humanity 



( 22 ) 



INDEX. 



Human Nature 


Idolothyte 


Hume 


Idumea 


Humility 


Idyl 


Hungary 


Ignatius 


Husband 


Loyola 


Huss 


Ignorance 


Hutchinsonian 


Ignoratio Elenchi 


Hymn 


Illapse 


Hypallage 


Illation 


Hyperbole 


Illiberis 


Hypcrdulia 


Illumination 


Hypocrisy 


Illustration 


Hypochondria 


Image 


Hypostasis 


Imagination 


Hypothesis 


Immaculate Conception 


Hypsistarian 


Immanent 




Immanuel 


Ibum 


Immaterial 


Iceland 


Immensity 


tonography 


Immersion 


Icolmkill 


Immolation 


Icon 


Immortality 


Iconoclast 


Immunity 


Iconolatry 


Immutability 




Impanation 


Idea 


Impassible 


Idealism 


Impeccable 


Identity 


Impenitence 


Idiom 


Impiety 


Idleness 


Implicit 


Idolatry 


Implied Truths 



IN J) 



EX. 



Imposition 

Impostor 

Imprecation 

Improbable 

Impurity 

Imputation 

Inability 

Inaction 

Inadmissible 

Incarnation 

Incense 

Incest 

Incomprehensible 

Inconsistency 

Inconsicleration 

Incorporeal 

Incorruptible 

Incredible 

Incredulity 

Incrementa 

Indecision 

Indelible 

Independence 

Independent 

Index Expurgatorius 

Prohibitorum 

India 

Indians, The 
Indifference 
Indifferent 
Indifferentist 

(24) 



Induction 

Indulgences 

Industry 

Inequality 

Infallibility 

Infant 

Infanticide 

Inference 

Infidelity 

Infidels 

Infinity 

Influence 

Ingratitude 

Inherit 

Initiated 

Innate 

In necessariis anitas, &c. 

Inner 

Innocence 

Innocents, The Holy 

Innovation 

Inquirers 

Inquiry Meetings 

Inquisition 

Inri 

Insane 

Inscription 

Inspiration 

Instability 

Installation 

Institution 



INDEX. 



Institutions 

Instructive 

Integrity 

Intellect 

Intellectual 

Intelligence 

Intemperance 

Intention 

Intercession 

Intercessor 

Interdict 

Interest 

Interim 

Intermediate State 

Interment 

Interpolation 

Interpretation 

Interpreter 

Interrogatory 

Intone 

Introduction 

Introit 

Intuitive 

Investigation 

Investiture 

Invincible Ignorance 

Invisible Church 

Invocation of Saints 

Involuntary 

Involve 

Ion a 



Ireland 

Irenaeus 

Irony 

Irregular 

Irreligion 

Irresistible Grace 

Irreverence 

Irvingite 

Isaiah 

Ishmael 

Isidore of Pelusium 

of Spain 

Israel 
Israelite 
Italy 
Itinerant 

Jacob 
Jacobite 

James, Epistle of 

, The Greater 

, The Just 

, The Less 

Jansenism 
Japan 

Jasher, Book of 

Jealousy 

Jehovah 

Jepththah 
I Jeremiah 
I Jericho 



INDEX. 



Jerome 

Jerusalem 

Jesting 

Jesuit 

Jesus 

Jewel's Apology 

Jews 

Joan 

Job 

Joel 

John the Baptist 

the Evangelist 

, his Epistles 

, his Gospel 

, his Revelation 

Jonah 

Jordan 

Joseph 

Josephus 

Joshua 

Josiah 

Joy 

Jubilee 
Judah 
Judaism 
Judaizer 
Judas Iscariot 

Maccabeus 

Jude 
Judge 

Judges, Book of 



Judging 

Judgment, faculty of 
, The last 



Judgments 
Judicatories 
Judicious 
Judith 

Julian, Emperor 

of Eclanuin 

Pomerius 



11 Jure Divino" 
Jurisdiction 
Jurisprudence 
Juror 

Jus Divinum 

Just 

Justice 

Justification 

Justin Martyr 

Justinian 

— Code of 

Juvenal 

Kant 

Keri and Kethib 
Kesitah 

Keys, Power of the 
Kill 

Kindred 
King 

Kings, Books of 



INDEX. 



King's Evil 
Kingdom of Heaven 
Kirk of Scotland 
Kirk-session 
Kiss 

Kneeling 

Knights 

Knox 

Knowledge 

Koran 

Korban 

Kyrie Eleison 

Labarum 

Labor 

Lactantius 

Laity 

Lamb 

Lambeth Articles 

Lamentation 

Lamentations, Book of 

Language 

Laodicca 

Lapland 

Lapsed 

Lateran Councils 
Latin 

Latitudinarian 
Latvia 
Latrocinium 
Laud 



Law 

Lawgiver 

Law-suit 

Lawyer 

Lay Baptism 

Layman 

Lay preaching 

Laying on of hands 

League 

Learning 

Lebanon 

Lectures 

Legate 

Legend 

Legion 

Legislator 

Lending 

Lent 

Leo 

Leprosy 
Lerins 

Lese-majesty 

Lessons 

Letters 

of orders 



Leviathan 

Levirate 

Levite 

Leviticus 

Levity 

Lexicographer 



C2T) 



INDEX 



Lexicon 

Libellatici 

Libels 

Liberal 

Liberalism 

Liberality 

Libertines 

Liberty 

Library 

Licentiate 

License 

Lie 

Lieux Theologiques 

Life 

Light 

Light of Nature 

Limbo 

Limit 

of research 

of responsibility 

Limitation 

Linen 

Litany 

Literae Formatae 

Literal Sense 

Literature 

Liturgy 

Liturgic 

Locus Yexatus 

Logic 



Lollards 

Lombard 

London 

Longevity 

Lord 

Lord's Day 

Prayer 

Supper 

Lot 

Lots, casting of 
Love 

feasts 

Low Churchman 

Eomanist 

Sunday. 

Loyola 
Lucifer 
Luke 

Lukewarmness 

Lunacy 

Lust 

Luther 

Lutheranism 

Lying 

Lyons, Councils of 

Macarius, Junior 

, Senior 

Maccabees 

Macedonian 

Madness 



EI. 



Magdalen 


Marcionist 


Magdeburg Centuriators 


Mariolatry 


Magi 


Mark 


Magicians 


Maronite 


Magistrate 


Marriage 


Magnetism, Animal 


Martyr 


Magnificat 


Martyrdom 


Magog 


Martyrology 


Mahomet 


Mary, The Virg 


Mahometanism 


Masorites 


Maimonides 


Mass, The 


Maintenance 


Master 


Majesty 


Materialism 


Major 


Mathematics 


Malachi 


Matins 


Malevolence 


Matrimony 


Malta 


Matter 


Mammon 


Matthew 


Mamre 


Matthias 


Man 


Maxim 


li Man of Sin" 


Means of grace 


Manasses 


Measure 


Manger 


Meat-offering 


Manicheism 


Mecca 


Manna 


Mediation 


Manners 


Mediator 


Manual 


Medicine 


Manuscript 


Meditation 


Maosim 


Meekness 


Maranatha 


Meeting-house 


Marcellus 


Meiosis 



EX. 



Melancholy 

Melancthon 

Melcliisidec 

Melchites 

Meletians 

Memnonite 

Memory 

Menander 

Mendicant 

Mennonite 

Mercy 

Merit 

Mesmerism 
Messiah 

Merddeaig 
Merallayfj 

Metaphor 
Metaphysics 

MeraoToixeiuoig 

Metempsychosis 
Meteors 
Methodist 
Metonomy 

Merovo'twoig 

Metropolitan 

Mexico 

Micah 

Michael 

Middle Ages 

Midian 

Milan 

f 30) 



Militant 

Military 

Millenarian 

Millenium 

Millerite 

Mind 

Minister 

Ministerial Commission 

Ministry 

Minor 

Minor Prophets 

Miracle 

Mirage 

Mirrors 

Mishna 

Misrepresent 

Missal 

Mission 

Missionary 

Missions 

Mistake 

Moab 

Model 

Moderate 

Moderation 

Modern 

Modesty 

Molinism 

Molinosism 

Moloch 

Monastery 



INDEX. 



Monasticisra 
Money 
Monk 
Monkery 
Monogamy 
Monopkysite 
Monotkelite 
Monster 
Montanisin 
Monument 
! Month 
Moon 

Moral Evidence 

Law 

Obligation 

Philosophy 

Morality 

Moravian 

Mormonism 

Morning 

Mortal 

Sin 

Mortality 

Mortify 

Mortmain 

Moses 

Mother 

of God 

potion 
Motive 
Mountain 



Mourning 
Mouth 

Muggletonian 
Murder 
Murmur 
Music 

Mvdoi 

Mystery 

Mystics 

Mystical 

Mysticism 

Mythology 

Naaman 

Nag's Head Ordination 

Nahum 

JSTame 

Nantz 

Nathaniel 

Nathanist 

Nation 

Nativity 

Natural 

History 

Man 

Religion 



• Theology 



Nature 

Nave 

Nay 

Nazarean 



INDEX. 



Nazarene 

Nazarite 

Nebuchadnezzar 

Necessarian 

Necessity 

Necrology 

Necromancy 

Nectarius 

Negro 

Nehemiah 

Neighbour 

Neo-caesarea 

Neology 

Neomenie 

Neophyte 

Nergal 

Nero 

Nervous System 
Nestorian 

Neuvaine 
New 

England 

Holland 

Light 

Nice, Councils of 

Nicene Creed 

Nicephorus 

Niche 

Nicodemus 

Nicolaitan 

Night 

cm) 



I Nihilism 
Nilus 
Nineveh 
Noah 
Noetian 
Nohestan 
Nomade 
Nominalist 
Nomocanon 
Non-committal 
Nonconformity 
Non-essential 
— juror 

residence 

resistance 

Noon 

North 

Norway 

Note 

Nothing 

Nothingarian 

Novatian 

Novelty 

Novels 

of Justinian 

Novice 

No well's Catechism 

Numbers 

Nun 

Nunc Dimittis 
Nuncio 



IN D 



EX. 



Nuptial 


Old age 


Nurture 


paths 




Omen 


Oath 


Omission 


Obadiah 


Omnipotence 


Obduracy 


Omnipresence 


Obedience 


Omniscience 


Obituary 


Ondion 


Objection 


Ontology 


Objective 


Operation 


Oblation 


Ophite 


Obscene 


Opiniatry 


Obscurity 


Opinion 


Obsecration 


Opportunity 


Obsequies 


Oppression 


Observance 


Optatus 


Observation 


Optimism 


Obstinacy 


Opus Operatum 


Occidental 


Oracle 


Occult 


Oral 


Occurrence 


Oratory 


Octave 


Ordained 


Odium Theologicum 


Ordeal 


Odor 


Order 


Offence 


Orders 


Offering 


Ordinal 


Offertory 


Ordinances 


Office 


Ordinand 


Oiconomia 


Ordinary 


Oil 


Ordination 


Old 


Organ 



IND 



EX. 



Organization 


Papa 


Oriental 


Papal 


Origen 


Paper 


Origenists 


Papias 


Origin of Evil 


Papist 


Original 


Parable 


Languages 


Parabolani 


Sin 


Parabolic Sense 


Ornaments of the Church 


Paraclete 


Orosius 


Paradise 


Orphan 


Paradox 


Orthodox 


Parallel Passages 


Ortlibenses 


Parallelism 


Owe 


Paralogism 


Oxford 


Paranyniph 




Paraphrase 


Pacianus 


Parasceve 


Pact 


Pardon 


Paedobaptism 


Parent 


Paganism 


Parhermeneutes 


Pain 


Paris 


Painting 


Parish 


Palestine 


Parker 


UaXiyyei'eoia 


Parochialia 


Pall 


Paronomasia 


Palm 


Parricide 


Palsy 


Parsees 


Pamphlet 


Parson 


Panagie 


Parsonage 


Pandect 


Part 


Pantheism 


Partiality 



(34) 



Party 

Paschasius 

Passible 

Passion 

of Christ 

Week 

Passive Obedience 

Passover 

Pastophoria 

Pastor 

Pastoral 

Paten 

Paternity 

Pater Xoster 

Pathos 

Patience 

Patriarch 

Patrimony 

Patriotism 

Patripassian 

Patronage 

Paul 

of Samosata 

Paulianist 

Paulicians 

Pauline 

Paulinus 

Peace 

Peacemaker 

Peaceoffering 

Pedant 



INDEX. 

| Pelagius 
Pelagianism 
Penal 
Penalty 
Penance 
Penitence 
Penitent 
Pentateuch 
Pentecost 
People 
Pepuzite 
Perception 
Perdition 
Perfection 
Pergamos 
Periodical 
Peripatetic 
Period 
Periodical 
Perish 
Perjury 

Permission of Sin 

Permissive Decrees 

Perpetual 

Persecution 

Perseverance 

Persia 

Person 

Personal Keligion 

Personality 

Personification 



IND 



EX. 



Persuasion 


Physical 


Peru 


Physician 


Pervert 


Physiognomy 


Pestilence 


Physiology 


Peter 


Piacular 


pence 


Picture 


Petitio Principii 


Pietism 


Pew 


Piety 


Phantom 


Pillar of Salt 


Pharaoh 


Pilate 


Pharisee 


Pilgrim 


Philadelphia 


Pisa, Council of 


Philanthropy 


Pity 


Philemon 


Place 


Philip 


Plagiarism 


Philippians 


Plague 


Philippopolis 


Plagues of Egypt 


Philistines 


Plain Song 


Philo Juclaeus 


Plan 


Philology 


Platonism 


Philosopher 


Pleasure 


Philosophy 


Plenary 


of Eeligion 


Pleonasm 


of the Mind 




Philostorgius 


Pliny 


Photinus 


Pluralities 


Photius 


Pluripresence 


Phrases 


Poetry 


Phrenology 


Points 


'bpovrj/ia aapnog 


Polemical 


Phylacteries 


Poland 



(136) ) 



INDEX. 


Policv 


Prayer extempore 


Pnl i t i p « 


■ for the dead. 


Pnlitifil TIpottotov 
l unticdi xjcuiujixlv 


in an unknown tongue 


Pol i t v 
run i > 


meeting 


1 010111 JD lilLlco 


- in Thrift nnrl thp TTnlv (Thn<d". 

LO V. Ill lot U11U. LllO 1 1 Ol J VTllUoo 


Poly carp 


to Saints 


Pnl VP1"1 f PQ 

i ui \ lx ti LCo 


PrpaoliiriD" 

X 1 C cllvlllll Uj 


Pnl v o'*i m v 
1 U V b tim J 


cs tempore 


Ppl\-rvlp/f- 

roi) glOl 


Pvp \ rlomifa 
X lU-.rlUillllllO 


Polytheism 


Precejit 


X Ollllil 


.z / c '( i oi i/tui (t/io 


Pnn + ifipnl 

l UlllillUtll 


PrpH < 1 1 n p ti on 

X 1 Cvlco I 111 il L1U11 


Poor 


Pvprlni PTii lino i i nn 

X ICLIO LL,1 lillllil 11U11 


Pope 


Preexistence 




Preface 


x ujjeij 


Pre] udice 


x upiiitiiity 


Piolntp 


roipn^iy 


Pv/ llll i CP 

X 1 clllloc 


Portugal 


Pre m on i t i o n 


Paqi \ t p In cf i l~n "f l An 
XOolllNt; liloLlLLlLlUIl 


Prep a rat ion 




Pl»PCO (TP 

X lOotlgt; 


Post-Communion 


Presanctified 


PncHi vp 
X Oolitic 


Pfptii ^\ T ipi* 

X IcbU \ Lcl 


Poverty 


Presl)ytery 




Pi'pcl^vf pin n nicni 

X ICoUj IC1 itllllolli 


Pi'n pfi pnl 

X 1 tlOLlOCtl 


XicpOblllOii 


Pragmatic Sanction 


Prescience 




Pl'DCPVl l"\i 

X IcoLl ipt 


Praxeas 


Presence, The Real 


Prayer 


Presentation 


Book 


Preservation 

(.37) 



INDEX. 



Press 


Profession 


Presumption 


Professors ol Religion 


Pretension 


Profess 


T^i'A\7n ti pci linn 
X 1 (./ V til IL/Ct LlUll 


T* V nl P (TP TYl P n ft 
X 1 UlC^UlllCllO/ 


Preventing Grace 


Promise 


l i icie 


Promises of God 


ui Humility 


T*VpnminQ 

X I U11UU 11 o 




Pro n u n ci atron 


T^riPefpQQ 


Proof 


T^i'i p c fr>v""iT f" 

J_ 1 ICS IAX til U 


T*vp~nn ocn n di c;f 

X iU 1 J<lLl,tl lllllo 1/ 


T^vipcf li pprl 

X 1 ICO LllUUlX 


Prnnn o*n f l An 
X 1 U UclgtLLlUll 


I 1*1 in np\r 

JL I 1111 tlO y 


IPi'pwmpvi 
x lUfepcl lLj 


Pl'l TY1 PI f P 

x i unci ic 


T*Vm~ili ppv 
x i ujyiicoj 


Ml'l 111 1 fl \ T P 


X lUjJllcoj lilgo 


viiinei] 


Prophet 


Pr i u t i li ®* 


X 1 UJJllltltlUll 


Pi'inpnilp 


T'l'nxiosii' fi on 

X 1 U|v*Jol I'lVJll 


T-^i'i cpilliQTncf* 
X 1 lodlllcllllS L 




Prison 


ri Uoci y it; 


Prisoner 


Prosopopoeia 


Private 


Prosper 


Interpretation 


Prosternation 


Judgment 


Prostitution 


1 i'i \ T i lprrpQ 


T-*T>P+a CI G 

X lULaolo 


Probable 


Protestant 


Probation 


Prothesis 


Procession ot the Holy Ghost 


Pvotevangile 


Procrastination 


Proto-canonical 


Prodigal 


Proverb 


Prodigy 


Proverbs, Book of 


Profaneness 


Providence 



(28) 



IN J) 



EX. 



Provision 

Proximate 

Proxy 

Prudence 

Prudentius 

Prussia 

Psalm 

Psalms, Book of 

Psalmody 

Psalter 

Psychology 

Ptolemy 

Public 

Publican 

Pulpit 

Punctuality 

Punctuation 

Punishment 

Purgatory 

Purification 

Puritan 

Purity 

Puseyism 

Pyrrhonism 

Python 

Pythoness 

Pyx 

Quadrigesima 

Quaker 

Quality 



Qualification 
Quarrel 

Quarto-deciman 
Quasi-modo 
Quatre-temps 
Queen 

Quenching the Spirit 
Query 

Quesnellism 

Questions 

Questmen 

Quickening by the Spirit 

Quietism 

Quietness 

Quill 

Quinisext Council 

Quinquagesima 

Quinquarticular 

Quorum 

Quotations 

From the 0. T. 



Rabbi 

Rabbins 

Raca 

Racovian 

Raillery 

Rainbow 

Rameaux 

Ransom 

Ranter 



(39) 



1KB 



EX. 



Kash 
Rate 

Rationalism 
Ratiocination 
Ratramn 
Reading 

Desk 

of Prayers 

of Psalms 

of Scripture 

, Various 

Real Presence 

Realist 

Reason 

Reasoning 

Rebaptization 

Rebellion 

Recant 

Recapitulation 

" Receive the Holy Ghost" 

Recension ■ 

Rechabites 

Recollect 

Recollections 

Reconciliation 

of a church 

Record of Revelation 

Recreation 

Rector 

Redeemer 

Redemption 

-Uo) 



Red Sea 
Reference 
Reformatio Legum 
Reformation 

, The 

Reformed Church 

Reformers 

Refuge 

Regeneration 

Regionnaire 

Register 

Regular 

Rejection 

Relapse 

Relation 

Relics 

Religieuse 

Religion 

Religious 

Reminiscences 

Remission 

Remonstrants 

Remorse 

Rending of garments 

Renovation 

Renunciation 

Reordination 

Repairs of Churches 

Repast 

Repentance 

Repetitions 



INDEX. 



Reports 

Represent 

Reprobate 

Reprobation 

Reproof 

Republic 

Repudiation 

Reputation 

Requiem 

Research 

Rescript 

Resentment 

Reserve 

Reservation 

Residence 

Resignation 

of office 

Resistance 

Resolutions 

Responses 

Responsibility 

Rest 

Restitution 

Restorationist 

Restraint 

Resurrection 

Retirement 

Retractation 

Retribution 

Revealed Religion 

Revenge 



Reverence 
Reverend 
Review 
Revise 
Revival 
Revolutions 
Reward 
Re-write 
Rhetoric 
Riches 
Ridley 
Ridicule 
Right 
Righteous 
Right-hand 
Rigor 

Rimini, Council of 
Ring 

of the Fisherman 

Rite 

Ritual 

River 

Robes 

Rochet 

Rock 

Rod 

Rogation 
Roman Catholic 
Romans, Epistle to 
Romanism 
Romanist 



IN D 



EX. 



Rome 

Church of, 

Rosary 

Rosecrucian 

Rubric 

Rufinus 

Rule 

of Faith 

Rulers 

Ruling Elder 
Rural Dean 
Russia 
Ruth 
Rythm 

Sabbaism 

Sabbatarian 

Sabbath 

Sabellian 

Sackcloth 

Sacrament 

Sacramentary 

Sacred 

Sacrifice 

Sacrilege 

Sacristan 

Sadducee 

Safe-conduct 

Saint 

Sake, For Christ's 
Salt 

.( 42 -) 



Salutation 

Salvation 

Salvian 

Samaritan 

Samuel 

Sanctification 

Sanctifier 

Sanctimonious 

Sanction 

Sanctity 

Sanctuary 

Sandemanian 

Sanhedrin 

Sarcasm 

Sardis 

Sardica, Council of, 

Satan 

Satanical 

Satire 

Satisfaction 

Saturnius 

Saul 

Savage 

Saviour 

Savoy 

Saxon 

Scandal 

Scarf 

Scape-goat 
Scapulary 
Sceptic 



INDEX. 


Scepticism 


Self-deception 


Schism 


defence 


Schismatic 


denial 


Scholasticism 


examination 


Scholia 


— — existence 


Schoolmen 


government 


Schools 


interest 


of the Prophets 


knowledge 


Science 


love 


Scoffer 


will 


Scope 


Selfishness 


Scorn 


Semi-Arian* 


Scotland 


Pelagian 


Scribes 


Presbyterian 


Scripture 


Eomanist 


Scruple 


Socinian 


Sea 


Semler 


Seal 


Seminary 


Seceders 


Sensation 


Second Death 


Sense 


Secrecy 


Senses 


Secret 


Sensibility 


Secretary 


Sensuality 


Sect 


Sententiarii 


Sectarian 


Septuagesima 


Seduction 


Septuagint 


Seekers 


Sepulchre 


See 


Sequence 


Selah 


Sequestration 


Self 


Serapion 


Self-conceit 


Serious 



* Perhaps some would say " Semi-Episcopalian" ought to come in, too. ( 43 ) 



1ND 



EX. 



Sermon 

Sermonize 

Serpent 

Servant 

Servetist 

Servetus 

Service 

Servitude 

Seven 

Sacraments 

Spirits 

Sexagesima 

Sexton 

Shadow 

Shakers 

Shame 

Shaster 

Sheaf 

Sheep 

Shekinah 

Sheol 

Shiloh 

Show -bread 

Shows 

Sick 

Sickness 

Sidonius 

Sign 

of the Cross 

Signs 
Simon 

(44) 



Simonianism 
Simon Magus 
Simony 
Simplicity 
Sin 

— , deadly 

— , original 

— , unpardonable 

Sinai 

Sincerity 

Singing 

Sinner 

Sirmium, Council of, 

Sitting 

Slander 

Slavery 

Sleep 

Smalcald 

Smyrna 

Sobriety 

Social 

Socialism 

Society 

Socinian 

Socinus 

Socrates, the historian 

the philosopher 

Socratic 
Sodom 

Solar System 
Soldier 



INDEX. 



Solifidian 


Spurious texts 


Solitude 


writings 


Solomon 


Staff 


Son 


Standard 


— of God 


Standing 


Song 


Star 


of Solomon 


chamber 


! of the three children 


State 


Sonship, Eternal 


Station 


Sophist 


Steal 


Sorbonne 


Steeple 


Sorcery 


Stephen 


Sorrow 


Stercoranism 


Soul 


Stigmates 


South 




Sovereignty of God 


Stoic 


Sozomen 


Stole 


Spain 


Stone 


Speculative 


Strange 


Speech 


Strangled 


Spinosism 


Stratagem 


Spires 


Strength 


Spirit 


Student 


, the Holy 


Study 


Spiritual 


Stumbling-block 


Spiritualism 


Style 


Sponsors 


Stylite 


Sports, Book of 


Suasion 


Spring 


Sub-deacon 


Sprinkling 


Sublapsarian 


Spurious 


Sublime 



(45) 



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EX. 



Submersion 

Submission 

Subordination 

Subscription 

Substance 

Substitution 

Success 

Succession 

Sudden death 

Suetonius 

Sufferings 

of Christ 

of primitive Christians 

Suffragan 
Suffrage 
Suggestion 
Suicide 

Sulpitius Severus 
Summer 

Summum Bonum 

Sun 

Sunday 

Schools 

Supererogation 

Superintend 

Supernatural 

Superstition 

Supralapsarian 

Supremacy 

Surplice 

Susanna, Story of 



Suspension 
Suspicion 
Swear 
Sweden 

Swedenborgian 

Switzerland 

Sword 

Sybil 

Syllogism 

Sylvester 

Symbol 

Symmachus 

Sympathy 

Synagogue 

Synaraxion 

Synaxis 

Syncelle 

Synchesis 

Syncretist 

Synechdoche 

Synergist 

Synod 

Synonimous 

Synopsis 

Synthesis 

Syria 

Syriac 

Syrian Christians 
Systems 

of philosophy 

of theology 



1) 



EX. 



Tenth 

Teraphim 

Terminist 

Terms 

Terror 

Ter Sanctus 

Tertullian 

Test 

Testament 

, The New 

, The Old 

Testimonial 

Testimony 

Tetrapla 

Tetcarch 

Text 

Textuaiy 

Thanksgiving 

Thaumaturge 

Theandrique 

Theanthropy 

Theatres 

Theism 

Theocracy 

Theodicy 

Theodorct 

Theodoras 

Theodosian Code 

Theodosius 

Theodotion 

Theology 



INDEX. 



Theological 

Schools 

■ Systems 

Theopaschites 

Theophany 

Theophilanthropy 

Theophilus 

Theophylact 

Theory 

Theo tokos 

Therapeutae 

Thesaurus 

Thessalonians 

The Three Chapters 

The Times 

Theurgy 

Thief, The penitent 
Thirty-Nine Articles 
Thomas 

Aquinas 

Thought 
Threatening 
Three 
Throne 

Thundering Legion 

Thyatyra 

Tiberius 

Time 

Timothy 

Tithes 

Title 



Titus 

Toledo 

Toleration 

Tobit 

Token 

Tomb 

Tone 

Tongue 

Tonsure 

Topography 

Torment 

Tory 

Touch 

Tracery 

Tract 

Societies 

Tractarian 
Trade 
Tradition 
Trance 

Transcendental 

Tran segmentation 

Transept 

Transfiguration 

Transitory 

Translation 

Translations 

Trans-montane 

Transubstantiation 

Travelling 

Treaties 



INDEX. 



Treatise 

Tree of knowledge 

life 

Trent, Council of 
Trespass 

offering 

Triad 

Trial 

Tribe 

Tribunal 

Tribute 

Trine Immersion 

Trinitarianism 

Trinity 

Trinity Sunday 

Trisaeramentist 

Trisagion 

Tritheist 

Triumph 

Trope 

Trullan Council 

Trumpet 

Trust 

Truth 

Try 

Trypho 
Turkey 
Type 

Typography 

Tyranny 

Tvre 



Ubiquitarian 
Ubiquity 
Ultimate 
Ultra-montane 

Protestant 

Eomanist 



Unbelief 
Unbelievers 
Unchangeableness 
Uncial 

Uncircumcised 

Unclean 

Unction 

. extreme 



Understanding 

Unicorn 

Uniformity 

Unigenitus 

Union 

, hypostatical 

Unitarian 
Unitariauism 
United Brethren 
States 



Unity 

of God 

of the Church 

Universalism 
Universal 
Universe 
University 



INDEX. 



Unlawful 

Unlearn 

Unleavened 

Unpardonable Sin 

Unregenerate 

Unrenewed 

Unsearchable 

Urim and Thummini 

Urn-burial 

Use 

Usus loquendi 
Usury 
Uterus 
Utility 

Utilitarianism 
Vail 

Valentinian 
Valley 
Value 
Vanity 

Variations of Popery 

of Protestantism 

Variety 

Various readings 

Vase 

Vast 

Vaudois 

Veda 

Veneration 
Vengeance 

( 50 ) 



Venial 
Venice 

Veni Creator Spiritus 

Venite 

Veracity 

Verity 

Vernacular 

Verse 

Verses 

Versicle 

Versions 

Vespers 

Vestige 

Vestment 

Vestry 

Vial 

Via Media 

Viaticum 

Vicar 

Vicarious 

Vice 

Victim 

Victor 

Victory 

Vigil 

Vigilius 

Vigilance 

Vigilantius 

Vincentius 

of Lirins 

Vinculum 



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EX. 



Mary 



Warfare 
Washing 
Waste 
Watch 

Watchfulness 
Water 

, holy 

in Baptism 



Way 

Wax 

Weak 

Wealth 

Weapon 

Wednesday, Ash 

Week 

Weep 

Wesley 

Wesleyan 

West 

Indies 

Westminster 

Assembly 

Confession 



Whale 
Whig 

"Whit-Sunday 

Wicked 

Wiclif 

Widow 

Wife 

Will 

Will and Testament 



IND 



EX. 



Wind 

Winding-sheet 
Wine 
Winter 
Wisdom 

, Book of 

Wish 

W r it 

Witch 

Witchcraft 

Witness 

Woe 

Wolf 

Woman 

W r omb 

Wonder 

Word 

, The 

Works 

World 

Worldling 

Worms 

Worship 

W^ound 

Wrath 

Writer 

Writing 

Wrong 

Wurtemburg 

Xerophagia 
Xylophoria 



Yea 

Year 

Years 

Yezidee 

Yoke 

York 

Young 

converts 

ministers 

Youth 

Zabians 

Zacharias 

Zeal 

Zealot 

Zealotry 

Zechariah 

Zedekiah 

Zelotes 

Zelotypia 

Zendavesta 

Zenobia 

Zephaniah 

Zeugma 

Ziuzendorf 

Zion 

Zohar 

Zone 

Zoroaster 

Zosimus 

Zuingle 

Zuinglian 



